Shanghai Weekend Outing with Kids | The Pudong Art Museum is so photogenic!

I've always believed that raising a daughter in wealth isn't just about material satisfaction, but also about spiritual richness, offering more companionship and guidance in emotional value. During the rapid cognitive development stage at the age of 3, besides taking them on as many trips as possible to see the world, I also take them to check in at various exhibitions in the city on weekends. Last weekend, we went to the Pudong Art Museum, which currently has an exhibition of Caravaggio. Apart from the exhibition, the entire Pudong Art Museum is also incredibly photogenic! 📷Here are a few classic photo spots for checking in: 🔘B1-Xu Bing: Gravity Theater Right upon entering the museum, you can see 1600 metal block characters standing on a mirrored surface, forming a giant vortex of text. It's quite impressive, and taking photos on the mirrored surface feels grand; 🔘2F-Floor-to-ceiling window The floor-to-ceiling window next to the restroom can capture a frame with the Oriental Pearl Tower; 🔘3F-Mirror Hall One side is a panoramic floor-to-ceiling window with a view of the Bund and the river, and the other is a mirror. The scenery feels the same yet different, and it's very perspective-enhancing for photos; 🔘4F-Viewing Terrace You can take in the entire beauty of the Bund and Huangpu River, especially during sunset and the lighting ceremony, which creates a great atmosphere. 🏨The Luneng JW Marriott Hotel, not far from the Pudong Art Museum, is truly the pinnacle of family-friendly hotels in the city. For their 2nd birthday, I took my daughters to stay in a family suite, and they absolutely loved it. The entire family floor is decorated with PAPAHUG's little animals, which is very child-friendly. ⛺️As soon as we entered the room, the sisters went straight into the tent to play house. The room's floor-to-ceiling windows offer a full view of the Huangpu River, and we enjoyed the beautiful scenery outside the window, savoring our exclusive parent-child time. 👀The hotel lobby's high-ceilinged corridor is very design-oriented, and on a good day, you can see the entire river view through the glass, which also makes for great photos. 🍽️For dinner, we went to the Ling·Yao Chinese restaurant on the 3rd floor of the hotel, which is also a Black Pearl restaurant. I liked the dishes here from the last visit, especially the soy sauce chicken, which is sweet and suitable for kids. The spicy chicken stir-fried with young green dragon peppers is also stunning, and if you like spicy food, don't miss it~ The stone pot tofu and black garlic beef are also highly recommended. The dishes are generally safe bets from presentation to taste, and the river view and environment are also nice~ Oh, and the hotel has a wide range of parent-child activities on weekends, which are well worth experiencing.